i can't wait to hear what brandon has to say. please join me in welcoming him to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you sir. so this is a real privilege for me because it turns out that one of my heroes is former governor terry sandford who was also the president of duke university. i'm a proud graduate of the s sanford school of public policy. i learned he was one of the founding governors who started all of this a half century ago. it's amazing to see some of the quotes that he had 50 years ago because you could use probably half the things he said during the opening meeting today and they would still be relevant. one of the things he commented upon then in 1965 is that no one fully kprooe hcomprehends the e of children television. i just want to start by grounding us all in this conversation before i share a whirl wind of important research. i want to ask by asking everybody in the room. i want to think about the best teacher that you've ever had. gallop actually asked americans this as one of our daily polling questions a few y

now her son brandon has made it, too. border guards informed her. >> when i heard that he had crossed over, that he was in the country, it made me so happy. because i haven't seen him for seven years. >> he spent years living with his grandparents in water mullah -- in water mullah -- in guate mala. the teenager says he left because drug cartels tried to force him to join them. he is another refugee from central america' war, forced to leave his home at the age of 15 -- from central america' war -- central america's drug war. forced to leave his home at the age of 15 -- >> this is the burning issue in the united states. on the southern u.s. border to my anti-immigrant malicious have sprung up -- on the southern u.s. border, anti-immigrant militias have sprung up here >> deliver those kids to obama -- sprung up. >> deliver those kids to obama because he invited them. >> treat them humanely. fly them back to central america. >> and this is a pro-immigration demonstration outside the white house. human rights groups and cler

i can't wait to hear what brandon has to say. please join me in welcoming him to the stage. [applause] >> so this is a real privilege for me, because it turns out that one of my heroes is former governor terry stanford. who was also the president of duke university. i'm a proud graduate of the sanford school of public policy and as i was studying up on the history of e.c.s. i learned he was one of the founding governors who started all this a half century ago and it's amazing to see some of the quotes that he had back then 50 years ago, because you could use probably half the things he said during the opening meeting today, and they would still be relevant. in fact one of the things he commented on. this was 1965 keep in mind is that no one fully comp hernandez the potential of educational television and four years later sesame street launched. we have always been talking about technology and education. and i just want to start by grounding us all in this conversation before i share a whirlwind of research gallup has gone over the past 1 1/2 years and start by asking everybo

. >> brandon has a demam for it. secondary p.t.s.d., p.t.s.d. from p.t.s.d. she won't find secondary p.t.s.d. or secondary trauma in any manual. >> it would help, because it would allow justification for treating these families. right now the medical community and the v.a. could say "well, it's not a real disorder, it's not really a problem, why should we treat this thing that is not a problem. >> brandon said it's a problem she and others face every day. >> i'm doing the best i can to communicate that to the children. that dad's emotions that he's dealing with have nothing to do with who they are. dad loves you, he cares for you. when he's in that state. it's because he is struggling with himself. >> reporter: jena was eight when her father returned from war. did you think your dad's anger was direct at you? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: you thought he was angry at you? >> yes. >> reporter: that must have been hard to deal with. >> i got older and understood that it wasn't. there were times i thought he was angry at me. >> reporter: the other day she came up to me

. >> this is amazing. 16-year-old brandon has a form of muscular dystrophy.e amputated and born with a rare condition in his legs as well. he was introduced to a form of brazilian jujutsu. >> he no longer needs physical therapy and he has earned a blue belt and brandon is on top of the world. >> it makes me feel human, makes me feel like i can do anything. >> i complain about my everyday stuff and everyday life and this dude is in here with no complaint rolling around and holding his own. >> it's inspiring because he's not just staying at home doing the whole poor me thing. doesn't change the situation. he's just taking control. >> great perspective. >> brandon is not stopping there. loves mixed martial arts. his dream is to become the first amputee fighter in the ufc. >> food for him. >>> covered california says the cost of its health care plans will rise only modestly and some people will see a decrease. >> michael finney is joining us now with today's headlines. >> this is surprising. covered california says this is good news for its 1.2 million enrollees.

brandon has been doing a fantastic job keeping us abreast of the world cup.ing up, we've got an for you witherview charlie evans. stay "in the loop here go the times have changed. both are now at the center of while the successful republican fund-raising efforts. phil mattingly took a look inside the gop fundraising machine. what has been the secret? >> there are always different elements. refine themarties over and over again to reach cycle. have been ables to seize on right now is the salsa. extreme frustration with the extrude -- current president. the 2008sh was not at convention. that is how unpopular he was. they have put a fundraising pitch book on george w. bush out. they sold out. they just released a new t-shirt . it that shirt is doing incredibly well. 90 move over to mitt romney. way after his the loss to president obama. romneyate committee has was right bumper stickers. they want him to campaign for people. it is george h.w. bush. socks, $2.3 million. >> it sounds like what's old is new again. maybe people are having buyers remorse with presiden

. >> one inmate in particular at wabash has developed a reputation for his prolific production of homemade weapons. >> brandonsiverly has been in possession of multiple weapons multiple different times, which has eventually landed him in administrative segregation. not only does he make the weapons, but he also stores them for organizations or individuals of multiple organizations. at one time he and his cellmate had 22 shanks hidden in their light fixture. >> brandon siverly would craft knives out of nearly any object he found on prison grounds. >> if it was big enough to put in your hand with a little left over, it was big enough to be sharpened into a weapon. usually i would just keep it on me because it's no good if it's hidden somewhere. if somebody comes on to you and [ bleep ], you ain't got it on you, you can't tell him, hold on, let me go get my knife. thankfully, i've never had to use one. usually if somebody sees one, it's enough to keep them at bay. so you don't usually have to use it. i was prepared to use it. >> siverly was 17 years old when he and a group of friends broke into a home and beat a

course i have to thank ashley, our director of communication and her incredible who, alyssa, abby brandon has been communicating with the press to make sure you all knew about it and lindsay who put together this report and made it possible to be here in front of you. at this point, i'm happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me, doors over here and we will be coming back together in about 25 minutes to begin the next part of our program. thank you all. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up, epa mccarthy talks onut proposed regulations power plants. a house foreign affairs committee hearing on violence in iraq. and later, "washington journal," live with your phone calls. 40 years ago, the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. we revisit 1974 in the final weeks of the nixon administration. house administration committee considering impeachment in the charge of abuse of power. >> what you have here are questions about what the framers had in mind, question

. >> brandon darby has been reporting on the border from the lone star state. the man driving the jet ski is the actual smuggler, he's transporting a woman and a baby. moments later you're going to see the same man returning on the jet ski without the woman and child on board. then you see the mother and her baby walking on land on the other side of the river, she's now in mission texas. where illegal immigrants walk in plane sight of u.s. border patrol agents. they're taken into custody, but because it's a woman and a baby, she and the child will most likely get to stay in the u.s. at least for some time. border patrol agent talked to breitbart texas and explained how u.s. law enforcement is powerless because they're dropping off illegals, they don't get off the jet ski and they don't stand on u.s. soil. border patrol agents are not allowed to arrest them. these brazen acts of defiance are not limited to our southern border. illegal immigrants protested outside of the gates of the white house, just steps from the oval office. voicing their beliefs that illegal

. >>> as a major leaguer, brandon belt inspires many of his sports fans, and he wants them all to reach their dream, but there's one very special fan that has inspired brandon belt as fallon smith reports. >> i don't know how we're going to bring you back to earth after all this and make you do household chores again. honestly. >> reporter: the family is still trying to process their unforgettable night at the ballpark. >> oh, my gosh, did friday night really happen? >> it's like a dream come true. >> reporter: a dream for a 12-year-old girl who last year had been far from that. >> it was awful, like a nightmare, the worse nightmare ever. >> reporter: lindsey was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer. after several rounds of chemotherapy and radiation treatments, she's on pace for a full recovery. now with enough strength, the san jose giants asked her to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. >> when i did it, i was so nervous. and it went well. a little to the right, but overall better than i expected. >> reporter: lindsey has touched the heart of brandon belt who was on rehab assignment in san jose. the giants' first baseman made lin

it's inevitable you're going to get negative posts, but i think we can all take a note from brandon, who hasy way of dealing with it. >> i just ask you what are you going to do about it? >> reporter: he's the internet's newest king of comedy. >> i heard you didn't like me and i find that pretty wacko. but i don't care about you because i got my mini taco. >> reporter: 16-year-old brandon bowen and his collection of goofy videos killing it on the social networking site vine. >> i made a few vine videos and then i started getting noticed and my follow count just shot up. >> reporter: jumping from 30,000 to 60,000 followers in just one week all because of this video. >> hey, i'm sorry i didn't see you there. i was too busy blocking out the haters. >> reporter: the high school senior says he posted it as a response to hecklers in his comment section. >> there's a lot of people because of my weight and i guess how i talk, they find it amusing to them. >> reporter: soon brandon's hater blocking spoon shades spread like wildfire. >> hi, i'm sorry i didn't see you there. i was too busy blocking out

has been invaluable. thank you. and, of course, i have to ethnic bbc director of communications and her incredible team. it added brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you knew about this. she put together this report and made it possible. at this point, i am happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me we will pay coming back together to begin the next part of our program. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] kt mcfarlandnalyst on president obama's foreign-policy. on newsmakers this week, customs and border protection . sunday at 10:00perla kautsk amn 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. o, theears ago t watergate scandal led to the first resignation of an american president. the housend, judiciary committee considers impeachment of the president and the charge of abuse of power. about what questions the framers had in mind, questions of whether the activities that had been found out by the committee and the senate watergate committee were indeed impeachable, and thirdly, can we prove that richard nixon knew about them and even authorize them? >> watergate, 40 years later, sunday n

has been invaluable. thank you. and, of course, i have to ethnic bbc director of communications and her incredible team. it added brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you knew about this.

has been invaluable. thank you. and, of course, i have to ethnic bbc director of communications and her incredible team. it added brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you knew about this. she put together this report and made it possible. at this point, i am happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me we will pay coming back together to begin the next part of our program. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

before this on this and i haven't been as long associated with this as commissioner brandon, but i understand this has been a headache for a long time and we've now come up with a very, i guess for lack of better word, elegant solution that takes care of it fairly quickly without having to figure out how to demolish it some other way. it seems like from a standpoint of physical, environmental and financially it seems like a clean solution and i look forward to it without any problems. thank you. >> i want to follow up with my fellow commissioners. i agree. i had a chance in the briefing and i think that solution number one is the best and definitely with do have a back up and i appreciate the due diligence and i think the best thing that it's going to do is go way away from here to china so i'm happy about that. hank you. >> thank you. one last tiny piece of good news, which i just got this morning, which is just icing really. the u.s. subsidiary of dockwise, the dutch health company, which is dockwise usa told me this morning they were playing around with the idea of a waiver to the city's ordinance

and once done along the trail, 16-year-old brandon gunn has a success -- >> i enjoyed the food in chicagotional park. it is a stunner. spectacular vistas, diverse wildlife. just ask jennifer of durham, north carolina. >> it was hard to not trip over our feet because the views were stunning. it was a great escape. >> the great finalists. and the stories to go with them. get them up on the map. i have lake tahoe here. let me put it up. >> that's a good one. >> beautiful, beautiful. and i'm going down south, of course. gulf shores, alabama. we used to vacation there a lot as kids. >> and 15,000 gorgeous acres, acadia national park up in maine. >> and one of my favorite runs on lakeshore drive, chicago. beautiful spot. >> love that. >> you know i love that, but glacier national park in montana, it made it. the beautiful landscape, can't beat it. i'm going to stay over here. >> you at home decided this. >> weigh in on your favorite on facebook and twitter, gmafave. tell us your pick. we will reveal the winner live on thursday. start voting right now. ginger? >> i can't wait to see other beauti

has been invaluable. thank you. and, of course, i have to ethnic bbc director of communications and her incredible team. it added brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you knew about this. she put together this report and made it possible. at this point, i am happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me we will pay coming back together to begin the next part of our program. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we talk with house intelligence committee member jim hines about some of the intelligence gathering challenges. >> forty years ago the watergate scandal led to the only resignation of an american president. we revisit 1964 and the final weeks of the nixon administration. the charge of abuse of power. >> what you have here are questions about what the framers had in mind, questions about whether the activities that had been found out by the committee and by the senate, watergate committee work, and become impeachable and thirdly, can we prove that richard nixon knew about them and even authorized them? >> watergate 40 years later sunday night at 8:00 eastern on ameri

marshal brandon mcmullen told me why miller has been able to evade capture so far. >> he's pretty wellnown to be a survivalist type. he grew up in the woods. the area is home for him. he's a marijuana cultivator so, he's somebody obviously very comfortable in the woods. but along with this case, everyone that we've talked to, whether it be friends, family members, aacquaintances, anybody who's run into him have said he's a creepy guy, scary guy, very violent. so he's just sort of the type who's -- he's definitely somebody that we wanted to get off of the street and that is, you know, willing to do violence if it's going to keep him out of jail. >> so he is profiled in "the hunt," which new show involving john walsh. how do you hope this program broadcasting this crime that he is alleged to have carried out with help in facilitating his capture? >> well, in this case, you know, he's somebody who can kay stai out in the woods for a long period of time, but especially now it's been over year, he's going to need supplies, come back in and have contact can with some people. so we're hoping

has great hair and also a great fastball. eight innings, one earned run, six ks. brandon moss, i mean, how about this? write this one down at home and tell all your friends. with the bases loaded, this season he's now 5 for 9 with 17 rbi after that grand slam. a's won 13-1. >>> kluber and the indians taking on the royals. bottom of the eighth. still no score. kluber was fantastic. mike moustakas down the line. now, ryan raburn gave a great effort. i mean, he ran and maybe he was tired from running and that affected his, but that's the throw to nobody

summer has finally returned. brandon in pacifica has drizzle and foggy conditions. same for daly city. yet, inland there's some tropical clouds. it will be hot and humid for many. the tropical moisture is north of us, east of us and south. it's filtering in here a little bit. dome of high pressure. a mount whitney of high pressure has parked itself in the four corners and the northern edge and western edge is giving us sizzling temperatures. some of that moisture going parallel to the mendocino coast. moves in around to the north. there is a lot of rain. in fact, a thunderstorm popped up at fresno early this morning. all of that moisture over mammoth. right now a lot of that heading toward the central sierra and the northeast part of the sierra nevada as well later 0 p today. mid-60s for some. the low, livermore 65. the low in atlanta, georgia this morning, 63. it was warmer here than atlanta, georgia. just amazing for this time of year. very cool record low maximums throughout much of the midwest. only 73 in cincinnati and dayton yesterday. upstate new york had rec

has been invaluable throughout this process. thank you very much. and, of course, i have to thank ashley play, our director of communications. and her incredible team. alyssa who pulled this event together. abby brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you all knew about this and lindsay who put together in report and made it possible for it to be here in front of you. so at this point i'm happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me. you have doors over here and over here and we're going to be coming back together in about 25 minutes to begin our next part of our program. thank you all. >>> good afternoon, v. it is my pleasure to interrupt your conversations for the last conversation of the day. i'm jason, the president of the bipartisan policy center and it's a pleasure to be here today. when we founded the bipartisan policy center seven years ago with the leadership and support of senators daschle, dole, baker and mitchell, this was our imagination. our goal was to create the kind of infrastructure and expertise that could support work and events like today. i want to thank again, our terrific partners, public policy center and the carnegie corporation both for the subs

jeff samardzjia has a great fastball. brandon moss, i mean, how about this?e this one down at home and tell your friends. with the bases loaded, this season he's now 5 for 9 with 17 rbi after that grand slam. a's won 13-1. >>> the indians taking on the royals. still no score and the pitcher was fantastic. down the line. now ryan raburn gave a great effort and ran and maybe he was tired from running and that affected his throw. but that's the throw. to nobody in particular. he comes around to score and royals get the go-ahead run and trying to figure out what happened. runner on second. oki at the plate and lorenzo cane coming in to score and the royals win on a walkoff 2-1. >> that was the worse little league baseball player ever, i was, so ryan, listen, whatever that means. >> it happens. >> sure does. >>> all right, the annual comic-con pop culture spectacular is now under way and while many people go to see new films and their creator, others enjoy the people watching. >> many attending are your favorite superheroes. >> "star wars" characters are popular t

director of communications, and her incredible team, alyssa lloyd who put this team together, abby brandon who has been communicating with the press to make sure you all knew about this and lindsay who put together this report and made it possible to be in front of you. at this point i'm happy to break for lunch. it is directly behind me. we have doors over here and over here, and we're going to be coming back together in about 25 minutes to begin our next part of our program. thank you all. ♪ [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the leaders of the house and senate committees that oversee veterans' issueses have reached an agreement to address plans at the v.a. you can watch their news conference in its entirety online at c-span.org. here's some of what they told reporters. >> this will make certain that we address the immediate crisis of veterans being forced on to long waiting lines for health care. it strengthens the v.a. so that it'll be able to hire the doctors, nurses and other medical personnel it needs so that we can put a permanent end to long waiting lists. it addresses the very serio

and brandon marshall says j. cutler has an alter ego. will tell you the name. >> the selfie craze continues. the custom maps and gadgets to help you take better pictures. what is this? we will tell you coming up. it was back to work for the bears. you know they're getting ready to hit somebody else which happens a week from friday against the eagles. 10,000 people watching practice thursday. kyle long hopes to be out saturday clear to go after a nasty oral infection. michael irvin and chatting it up with the bears great receiver group. these guys are good but only as good as their quarterback and cutler is getting lots of love from printed marshall and others. >> it's a different person. i don't know this new j cutler's. maybe his new name is joshua or something. >> it's a totally different guy. with: joshua cutler. that's what the jay stands for. >> eyes and where did he end up? he said ndp in the league. i said that is high praise right there. just take it off the top but they're taken off the shelf and put him up there. but that's the

week >> reporter: signing a quarter million contract with the minnesota twins creek brandon you can see him here has drafted 6.60 to rose 100 mi. per hour were. " he has the best pure, arms stretched i have ever seen " it is like he has to come out of nowhere he played last season for the academy of art university. gary, i could be wrong but i do not believe that is a baseball factory creek it will be if there the device to help his father who has diabetes. (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary: i have always been on your side when you did husband and wife parties. >> gary: i will handle the sports. >> reporter: i know. i am getting tired of it to print >> gary: i am getting tired physically. yes >> reporter:, it is exhausting. >> gary: you like to do those little tidbit butcher pants will fall off. >> reporter: you love the warm garments. that is like a thing with you. >> gary: the point being, when they seek a sports story especially baseball sports story... >> reporter: they should see you. >> gary: love this guy. >> gary: let me tell you something, i

brandon: the trash can is full of fun smells for a puppy. narrator: ...and even making new friends, every newly rescued dog has a different ultimate test... brandon: good boy. narrator: ...to show that they are ready for their new forever home. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing

deputy marshal brandon mcmullen told me why miller has been able to evade capture so far. >> he's pretty he grew up in the woods. it's home for him. he's a marijuana cultivator so he's somebody who's obviously very comfortable in the woods. but along with this case, everyone we've talked to, whether it be friends, family members, acquaintances said he's a creepy guy, scary guy, very violent. he's just sort of the type who's -- he's definitely somebody that we wanted to get off of the street and that is, you know, willing to do violence if it's going to keep him out of jail. >> so he is profiled in "the hunt," this new show involving john walsh. how do you hope this program broadcasting this crime that he is alleged to have carried out will help in facilitating his capture? >> well, in this case, you know, he's somebody who can stay out in the woods for a long period of time. but especially now, it's been over a year. he's going to need supplies. he's going have to come back in and actually have contact with some people. so we're hoping being on a show like "the hunt" is going to bring hi

brandon, anymore thoughts? >> no. i mean, i want to thank you. i think this has been a long time in the making and it's nice to see it's getting down to the final yard line. >> thank you brad, you and your team. i want to thank my two fellow commissioners for their thorough input in this deliberation. >> finally, ontario smith has been a great negotiating partner in helping figure out all the difficult ins and outs. sorry for my repeated interruptions. >> thank you very much. resolution number 1443, all in favor say i. >> i. >> opposed. resolution number 1443 passes as passed. [laughter] next item. >> item 13, new business. >> commissioners, i don't think i heard any new business today. we talked a little bit about some existing new business from the real estate presentation, but i didn't hear anything else that was new business. >> i have a very long list from previous meetings so don't feel compelled to come up with anything. >> i don't know if this is new business, but i want to know if there is some way that we can help the bar pilots with their recruitment a

manager bruce bocci has been battling since bring training and brandon bell on the seven day disabledlist after getting hit in the head during batting practice giants and phillys with first batter of the game hunter pence. that is caught. nice grab. guned down at the plate. bases loaded here. check swing. and four runs with 11 hits in three innings work. the first 21 hits were all singles this is the 22 just called up from minors to play first in replacing feld. they still have a lead over angels. following his demotion he asked for a trade. he didn't do anything to deserve to be set down but clint east word once said deserve has nothing to do with the commissioner came out and said what everybody knows it pays to cheat. do you remember the former athletic director in stanford? targeting ncaa under attack for what it does, and does not do. >> enforcement is broken. incorrecti incorrection -- it's not an understatement to say cheating pays if you seek to conspire to circumvent the rules, you can do it successfully and probably not get caught on most oceans. >> training camps have opene

manager bruce bocci has been battling since bring training and brandon bell on the seven day disabledt after getting hit in the head during batting practice giants and phillys with first batter of the game hunter pence. that is caught. nice grab. guned down at the plate. bases loaded here. check swing. and four runs with 11 hits in three innings work. the first 21 hits were all singles this is the 22 just called up from minors to play first in replacing feld. they still have a lead over angels. following his demotion he asked for a trade. he didn't do anything to deserve to be set down but clint east word once said deserve has nothing to do with it. the commissioner came out and said what everybody knows it pays to cheat. do you remember the former athletic director in stanford? targeting ncaa under attack for what it does, and does not do. >> enforcement is broken. incorrecti incorrection -- it's not an understatement to say cheating pays if you seek to conspire to circumvent the rules, you can do it successfully and probably not get caught on most oceans. >> training camps have open

brandon: the trash can is full of fun smells for a puppy. narrator: ...and even making new friends every newly rescued dog has a different ultimate test... life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose a family, and a place to

has been activated from the disabled list. scutaro will start on saturday. in a corresponding move, brandon hicks was designated for assignment. john miller and mike krukow -- >> the giants open the three-game series with the diamondbac diamondbacks. li . >> we talked about own and. and the own and on lincecum is hot. he's won his last three, his last five starts. they are hitting 115 against him. and for the first time, he's got a good confidence on all four pitches. i think it all shapes up to be a very interesting matchup between those two. >> the other slugger for the d-backs, mike trumble. scutaro is available as a pinch hitter in this one. let's go back to you. >>> guys thanks very much. to the nba, lebron james in his own words announced three was returning to his hometown team, the cleveland cavaliers. he said that it really came down to two teams, his two previous club, the cavs and the heat. but how will lebron's decision affect the warriors? our expert is monte pool in las vegas with details. >> the warriors have been interested in kevin love of the timber wolves for a long time.

and then the a's got some breathing room as brandon moss takes young deep for the 21st homerun of the season. a's a win it 4-1 at the break. oakland has best record in the majors at 59-26. still to come, it was a busy day in golf. at the women's british open, it was the shot of her life to pull off the victory. ritwo rival teams in rio.out a classic match between this is what the pro-russian revolution in eastern ukraine looks like from the inside. why do people in turkey fear the government? ♪ never won on the lpga tour, but today she not only got her first victory, it was a major. it was her second shot on the par slide. she settled for eagle and it was fa one-stroke -- it was a one-stroke victory. today they wrapped up the scottish open. the defending champ phil mickelson finished with a 65, and did not contend and it went to justin rose. he too shot a 65 and finished 16 under for the tournament. good for a two-stroke victory. at the u.s. senior open he had a chance to win if he can make this birdie on 18. he would go to a three-hole playoff with colin montgomery. he sinks the par putt and he is the fifth player to capture the pga

in the sixth, the a's got breathing room as brandon moss takes chris young deep for his 21st homer of the season. a's win 4-1. at the break, oakland has the best record in the majors at 59-26. >>> with bumgarner starting today in arizona, tim hudson takes his place in the all-star game. buster posey comes through with a grand slam, just like that, it was 4-1 san francisco. posey tells mad bum if he can do it, you can do it, and sure enough in the sixth bumgarner goes deep to left with the bases loaded. the first time in major league history a pitcher-catcher combo have hit grand slams in the same game. >> happy to help us out on both sides. and, you know, it might have been a little more fun had i not went up there and give it up in the seventh a little bit. just happy to get a win today. >> speaking of great swings, american mo martin captured the women's british open thanks to this open on the par 5a -- par 5 18th hole. she was one under for the tournament, good for a one-stroke victory. next week, the men have their british open but today they wrapped up the scottish open. defending champ phil mickelson finished strong with a 65 bu

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has added 10 months to the construction schedule. >>> and they wanted the best in baseball and josh donaldson will be the starting player and scott kazmir, and brandon moss and catcher derek norris, and they were named to be the national league all-star team after being traded on friday but he is not eligible to play because the league switched it and he will play in other all- star festivities and to the national league all-star team, he was selected for the all- star and he is scheduled to play the second sunday before. he made his first all-star team and new developments in the case of colleges embattled by troubles and we are learning which colleges are affected and which ones are sold and we will learn what that means for students who attend those schools. thank you for making our show your choice and we'll see you on web web. -- on ktvu news.com. alex paen: right now, we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are missing. [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] alex: thanks for joining us. i'm

it can dig into you as a person because that's somebody who has total authority over you at that time. >> reporter: high school senior brandon dubose was one of nine students who rocked public education against california schools. attacking the sacred cow of education, teacher tenure. >> what rude comments would this teacher say? >> he would call us stupid and tell us that we are going to clean houses for a living. >> reporter: the students charged the system deprived them of a decent education by leaving incompetent teachers in place. in june judge ralph troy ruled in the students' favor saying california's teacher tenure and seniority laws were unconstitutional, depriving students especially poor and minority students, of their rights. it schoks the -- shocks the conscience. david welch came up with the novel approach of using students to sue their schools. >> what happens happening to these children is a crime and not only is it a crime, it has to be illegal. >> welch has spent millions of dollars creating students matter matter. keeping subpar teachers from being identified and fired. >> what is happening in california s

has done his damage in the national league. he's hurt. yadier molina had surgery on his right thumb. and within hours, it was brandon phillips having surgery on a left thumb. and that's a big piece of the puzzle not there for the reds. ramirez, at second. two out. 1-2, the count. spoiled the pitch. >> harold: that right there is something that he was not doing last year. he didn't really look to shoot a ball at the right side. and that would have been a pitch he would never be able to fall off. just stayed in there and bunt that off for another pitch. >> tom: saw abreu on-deck. kimbrel is finding a way to extending this inning. >> joe: fourth all-star game for kinsler. he checked his swing. he went. and the inning is over. so, kimbrel pitches a scoreless seventh. we go into the eighth inning in minneapolis, at target field. national league will bat. down two. [music]"aye" by: new world sound sweat... ♪ ...it says i was here. i worked here. it says i only have so much to give. before i have to take. what i lose... ...i wanna get back. ♪ sweat says, i earned this. gatorade. created to help replace what you sweat out.